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    Fantasia: A Collection of Poems for Children
    Fantasia: A Collection of Poems for Children
    Fantasia: A Collection of Poems for Children
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    Fantasia: A Collection of Poems for Children

    By Sumit Datta

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    Childhood is green like meadow, charming like moon, dreamy like stars, and boundless like sky. Sweet innocence, nascent fantasies and absurd dreams make the world wonderland to a childs eye. And it is so important yet difficult to nurture the cult of that innocence. This collection of poetry tries to nudge the strings of a childish heart with ripples of rhymes and rhythm. Every child who wants to remain childlike forever must read Fantasia.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateAug 7, 2015
    ISBN9781482852349
    Fantasia: A Collection of Poems for Children
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    Sumit Datta

    Sumit’s verses entice the mind from noisy sequence of materialistic existence to silent placidity of unearthly surrealism. Romanticism for him is to nudge the realm of untouchable enigmas of aesthetics. He writes in different styles, like rhyming verse, free verse, haiku, haiku strings. He is a poet, painter, musician, and doctor.

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      Fantasia - Sumit Datta

      Fantasia

      A Collection of Poems

      for Children

      Sumit Datta

      Illustrations by: Priyadarshini Dutta

      and Sourojit Dutta

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